Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC June 2013 Daily Egyptian 2013 6-19-2013 The Daily Egyptian, June 19, 2013 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_June2013 Volume 98, Issue 143 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 2013 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in June 2013 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. WEDNESDAY DAILY EGYPTIAN JUNE 19, 2013 DAILYEGYPTIAN.COM SINCE 1916 VOLUME 98, ISSUE 143 Police investigate accident SIUC Student remembered for honor, compassion MATT DARAY Daily Egyptian Kenton Barrick could be described as someone who was caring, friendly and someone who just enjoyed life. !e senior from Anna studying computer science died Sunday PROVIDED PHOTO afternoon in a multiple-vehicle girlfriend, Courtney Hamilton, accident. Police said Barrick was while working at Pinch Penny Pub heading north on McLa"erty on and the two instantly fell for each his motorcycle when he collided other. with a vehicle at West Chautauqua. “As cliche as it might sound, it !e impact caused the vehicle to was de#nitely love at #rst sight,” hit a third vehicle, which in turn she said. “!ey hit it o", they CHRIS ZOELLER | DAILY EGYPTIAN hit a fourth. Barrick was taken to spent the last two years together, Carbondale police Lt. Mark Stearns, left, and officer Zach Street use survey equipment to take Memorial Hospital in Carbondale, whether it was visiting the theater readings Tuesday at the intersection of West Chautauqua and South McLafferty in Carbondale. The where he was pronounced dead or spending time with Courtney’s intersection was the scene of a deadly accident Sunday where senior Kenton Barrick was killed and shortly after the crash. friends.” five others were taken to nearby hospitals. Stearns said the readings will be used to create a scale Susan Farner, Kenton Barrick’s Hamilton was also on the model of the scene to help with the investigation of the accident. mother, said he was a very positive motorcycle when the crash person who enjoyed life to the occurred and was transferred to fullest and was always there for St. Louis University Hospital for people. treatment. Reeves said Hamilton “He was all about his friends was expected to be released Tuition increases may and being the best friend he could Tu e s d a y n i g h t . to whoever he could,” she said. Arrangements for Kenton “He really tried to #nd the good Barrick’s wake are Thursday at the affect enrollment decline in everybody and he really was a Rendleman and Hileman Funeral lovey, touchy kind of guy.” Home in Anna from 4-8 p.m. TREY BRAUNECKER costs and student aid, the report said 2,000-student decline. Farner said Barrick was never on Barrick will be buried Saturday at Daily Egyptian tuition has seen a large bump overall University spokesman Rod Sievers anyone’s bad side and would always the Mackinaw Township Cemetery in the last #ve years. said it is no secret the university has try to #nd the positives in life. in Mackinaw. Over the last #ve years, the According to the university 2012- experienced a decrease in enrollment Molly Reeves, an SIU graduate Reeves said the staff of Pinch university has seen a rise in tuition 2013 Fact Book, tuition for entry over the past #ve years, but it would not working at Pinch Penny Pub and Penny Pub will be acknowledging costs and a downturn in its student level students has increased $2,708 be fair to attribute the decrease only to one of Barrick’s co-workers, said Barrick’s passing on the weekend. enrollment. from $8,899 in 2008 to $11,607 tuition costs. he was one of the most honorable She said family, close friends and MSNBC reported June 10th on in 2012, a 30.4 percent increase. “Every university has had to people she has ever met. past and present co-workers will the rising cost of tuition in America, Continuing student tuition has also increase their cost for tuition as the “(Kenton) totally committed to be hosting a celebration of life showing a correlation between college increased $3,232 from $7,777 in 2008 years have gone on,” he said. “Some everything and anything he ever ceremony Thursday at 6:00 p.m. tuition and enrollment. !e report to $11,009 in 2012, a 41.6 percent universities, like SIUC, are struggling did,” she said. “If it meant driving at The Copper Dragon. said as cost of tuition has increased in increase. with enrollment, while others are doing after working late at the bar to the last few years, college enrollment !e Fact Book also states that well.” go be with his family, if he had a Matt Daray can be reached at has plummeted. Although other enrollment dropped to 18,667 down family event ... he was there.” [email protected] factors a"ect tuition such as living from 20,673 #ve years ago, about a Please see Tuition | 3 Reeves said Barrick met his or 536-3311 ext. 254. ILLINOIS PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES WEIGHTED AVERAGE ANNUAL UNDERGRADUATE TUITION AND FEES, FISCAL YEARS 2007-08 TO 2012-13 Southern Illinois University Carbondale 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 Entry Level 8,899 9,813 10,411 10,545 11,121 11,607 Continuing Students 7,777 8,514 9,602 10,104 10,509 11,009 Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Entry Level 7,033 7,831 8,336 8,401 8,865 9,256 Continuing Students 6,453 6,543 7,308 7,923 8,298 8,654 Eastern Illinois University Entry Level 7,990 8,783 9,429 9,987 10,534 10,930 Continuing Students 6,814 7,367 8,161 8,905 9,526 10,104 University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Entry Level 11,130 12,240 14,272 15,747 16,472 17,033 Continuing Students 10,454 11,405 13,001 14,396 14,800 15,280 Illinois State University Entry Level 9,019 9,814 10,310 11,417 12,230 12,276 Continuing Students 7,359 8,219 9,082 9,889 10,603 11,698 Source: SIUC Fact Book by Dept. of Institutional Research & Studies Josehn Issangya I Daily Egyptian WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, PAGE 2 The Weather Channel® 5 - day weather forecast for Carbondale, IL Today Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 87° 85° 89° 90° 90° 64° 65° 68° 70° 72° Partly Mostly Mostly Partly Partly Cloudy Sunny Sunny Cloudy Cloudy 0% chance of 0% chance of 20% chance of 10% chance of 20% chance of precipitation precipitation precipitation precipitation precipitation About Us !e D"#$% E&%'(#") is published by the students of Southern Illinois University Carbondale 50 weeks per year, with an average daily circulation of 15,000. 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Tuesday during a phone call with entities take a look at the organization key parts of Obama’s health law such #e organization is building a A nonpro"t group helping to reporters. #e campaign is expected (Enroll America)” but did not as the expansion of Medicaid. predictive model to determine where spread the word about President to cost tens of millions of dollars, make a fundraising solicitation to “We know that most of the to target the uninsured and will track Barack Obama’s health care overhaul including a seven-"gure media ad those three. #ey were Johnson & uninsured don’t know about the which of its tactics are most e!ective, launched a campaign Tuesday that buy. Johnson, Ascension Health and new coverage options coming Filipic said. will target states with high numbers “If they don’t know about it, then Kaiser Permanente. this fall, let alone whether or not “We’re going to be doing a lot of of uninsured Americans and tackle they won’t enroll,” Filipic said.